Walter,
It would help if you would put the TLD that
you are interested in, in the Subject line.
Also, from what I understand AURSC is
mostly focused on Australia. You might
want to get more people from the RIPE
or G3 region involved.
Jim Fleming
Unir Corporation - http://www.unir.com
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From: wbrun at thepla.net <wbrun at thepla.net>
To: aursc at lists.ah.net <aursc at lists.ah.net>
Date: Wednesday, September 09, 1998 8:50 AM
Subject: [ AURSC ] Application for TLD's
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>TLD .ONG
>TLD .NGO
>TLD .RED
>TLD .GOB
>TLD .MRA
>TLD .RTM
>.FlY Three letter code for world wide tourism themes..
>These looks fine to me. Not ISO.
>.OLE Three letter code spanish tourism themes.
>Nice to see my suggestion!
Thanks:-)
>.FLIA Four letter code for Family in Spanish.
>I am currently aware of a .FAM being claimed by another non IRSC member
>RSC. It might bee seen that having two like TLDs could be a >disadvantage
to Global uniformity.
I still think that 400,000,000 Spanish Speakers may feel more identified
and confortable with .FLIA than with .FAM. FLIA does not clash with
others TLD's and is lets said "cultural appropiate" :-0. I do not think
that will pose competition. eg:
pedro at gonzalez.flia will be more attractive to the consumer in this
instance.
>.PLANET Six letter code for users of free web base email services of
>ThePlaNet CyberGate.
>AURSC policy does not support the use of propriatary TLDs. There is
>nothing stopping ThePlaNet from using the TLD inside it's own network >for
local use - although .local is recommended.
This will be a global free web based email and is relevant to the
service. We do not own the PLANET (but we can contibute with it! )
>AURSC members are invited to comment. Especially those who have been
>rejected on this policy previously.
>TLD
>.AND Three letter code for Andorra
>.ARG Three letter code for Argentina
>.BLZ Three letter code for Belize
>.BOL Three letter code for Bolivia
>.BRA Three letter code for Brasil
>.CHL Three letter code for Chile
>.COL Three letter code for Colombia
>.CRI Three letter code for Costa Rica
>.CUB Three letter code for Cuba
>.ECU Three letter code for Ecuador
>.ESP Three letter code for Espaqa (Spain)
>.GTM Three letter code for Guatemala
>.MAC Three letter code for Macao (Macau??)
>.MEX Three letter code for Mixico
>.PRY Three letter code for Paraguay
>.PRT Three letter code for Portugal
>.PRI Three letter code for Puerto Rico
These are all 3 letter ISO codes. AURSC suports the use of these only
for local country of origin. The policy submitted as special conditions
relects this (see original posting) so I have no problem
>.ESV Three letter code for El Salvador
>.FLP Three letter code for Filipinas
>.ISM Three letter code for Islas Malvinas (FALKLAND Islands)
>.NCG Alternative three letter code for Nicaragua
>.PVO Three letter code for Pais Vasco (Vasc Country)
>.PAN Three letter code for Panama
>.PRU Three letter code for Perz
>.RDO Three letter code for Repzblica Dominicana
>.TIM Three letter code for Timor del Este (East Timor)
>.TRT Three letter code for Trinidad y Tobago
>.URU Three letter code for Uruguay
>.VEN Three letter code for Venezuela
>>I don't have these listed??
muhhhhh...Somehow I got them mixed up ;( Lets stick to the ISO for those
countries).
>.HON Three letter code for Honduras
>Honduras is actually HDN
>.NGUA Four letter code for Nicaragua
>I don't think this is necessary.
We withdraw the request.
>.EEUU Four letter code for Estados Unidos (U.S.A) Spanish
>convention to abbreviate USA. Ideal for the 40 million Spanish Speakers
>in the US.I need more comments on this. I'm not familiar with the >code.
Try this:
http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/
on the dialog box type:
U.S.A
U.S.
United States Of America.
Then select: English to Spanish,
and you will get some peace of mind !(and a friendly translator:-))
Walter
wbrun at thepla.net
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